Man known as Son of Sam denies identity in arraignment
In a brusque hospital courtroom Berkowitz refused to admit he is David R. Berkowitz, saying I am not. His attorney asked he stand mute for the rest of the eight minute arraignment as six counts of second degree murder nine counts of attempted murder six counts of assault and eight weapon counts were read. The defense entered not guilty pleas and plans an insanity defense if competency is found. A mental condition report from Kings County Hospital is due August 30.
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Live stock sales mixed as cattle falter and hogs rise
JOLIET and DES MOINES reports show cattle sales unable to establish a market with 400 cattle and 1,200 hog receipts Friday. Hogs advance up to 1.00 at firm quotes while cattle demand remains thin. DES MOINES cattle and hog quotes reflect generally slow trade with lower butchers prices and sow firmness to 50 cents down on some lots. Estimated receipts: 60,000 hogs and 400 cattle nationwide, with prior and recent day totals listed.
Samuel Roth 82 dies in Noble after month long illness
Samuel N. Roth 82 of Noble died Wednesday August 24 1977 at Washington County Hospital after a month of illness. Funeral services Friday at 2 p.m. at Eicher Mennonite Church with Revs. Paul Goosen and Bruce Pullen officiating. Burial in Eicher Cemetery. Visitation at Jones Funeral Home Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. and at the church Friday after 10:30 a.m. Memorials to Missionary Society of Mennonite Church or First Baptist Church Burlington. Born May 1 1895 in Wayland son of Joseph W and Barbara Eicher Roth. Survived by wife Hannah one daughter Esther Walker Burlington two sisters and numerous nieces and nephews. Preceded by four brothers and three sisters.
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Wayland
Joseph W
Barbara Eicher Roth
Hannah Elizabeth Graver
Pulaski
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Hannah Roth
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Esther) Walker
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Martha Walker
R. Glenn
Bessie) Klopfenstein
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Mollie) Nebel
Obituary of Jay E. Moore 87 Washington Resident Dies
Jay Earl Moore 87 of 421 E 2nd Washington died Wednesday Aug 24 1977 after a year long illness at Washington Care Center Funeral services Friday at 1 pm Sherman Eden Funeral Home officiated by Dr W J Stevens Burial in Wellman Cemetery He was born Feb 5 1890 in Knox ND son of Andrew W and Harriet Hall Moore married Carrie G Bell in 1914 She lived most of life in Washington worked as a construction carpenter and served at Pearl Harbor Survivors include six children Murray L Moore Opal Goodwin Earl Moore Harold Moore Lyle Moore Alice Ayers a brother Tom Moore 27 grandchildren 49 great grandchildren two sons and a daughter preceded in death by his wife two sons and a daughter.
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U. S. Navy
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Ottumwa
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Opal) Goodwin
Earl Moore
West Liberty
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Davenport
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Alice) Ayers
North English
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Grinnell
Army Private Banks completes armor reconnaissance training
Service BANKS FT. KNOX Ky Aug 23 Army Private Timothy K Banks son of Mr and Mrs Paul P Banks of Washington recently completed training as an armor reconnaissance specialist at Ft Knox Ky The OSUT 13 week program combines basic training with advanced individual training The course covers weapons mines demolitions armor vehicle maintenance map reading communications and artillery adjustments Pvt Banks entered the Army in May 2024.
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Timothy K. Banks
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Pvt. Banks
Grain Range Update From Chicago Report
Chicago grain market report summarized with price ranges and notable shifts. UPI notes include price movement for corn, wheat, and oats, reflecting supply and demand conditions influencing futures.
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